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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-22

W. D. Ilyt 4 Co. Wholesale and
Retail Druggist OF Rome Ga, saws We
have been selling DIR. Kings New discov-
cry, Ell ectric Biiters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salvcs for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as vel, or
give such universal satisfaclioN. !hcre
have been some wonderful cures elf cted
hr these IN cdicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF few bot
ties of DR.. Kings New Discovery. taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. Ne
guarantee them always.
Sold by Savage & Emerson:
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rnsn1rant Notioe.

The undersigned as administrators
of the estate of G. A. Walton, d cd
has this day sugge ted to the Clerk
of the County Court of Harl sman
County, Tennessee, the insolvency
of said estate. All persons indebted
t. said estate Will pay undersigned.
Persons having claims against said
estate viii prove tuem aceordIng to
law. AMI fe ia IN with tie sand c.rrG
within the time prescribed y Is"
or they viii be barred IN l.w ai''
/ ca .Ity, This july -, 1887
Il. ii. WOOD,
| Admir- Of he e ta;e of Z. A. Wal
ton, decd.
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Buoklsn a n ca slv..

The best srIv. IN the " rid tor Gut
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt t;heNna, Fov>f
ores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaiiis
, 'oins, and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures PiIss, or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price p cents per
OK. Fur sale by Savage & Emerson.
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have used your Specific IN number
OF cases in The last twelve months, ALWAYS
finding good resui;s. At present | haYe
pattern, in ms ch.,Ee who has cancer
| am treating him on Swift SpccI alone
and believe it will effect permanent cure
and can safely recommen dod it 10 the
public aa~beinc on. Of tbs best blood
purifiers / have ever tired.
W. 5. GoLDE n. D.
Tr,atise on Blood AMI sklt Disc
mailcdlree
TIE Swlita S,,a ifa.'o Drawers, Allan
/ tSt.
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VI ARO'N WOES.

MAxEY's. Ga, January, 1886.
For twelve or fourteen years nav"
beep a great sulFere f:0m terrible form
ofblood poison which ran into the Sccon'
darv. and finally it was pronounced
tertiary form. Ny head, face and sho'ii
ders BECAME almost mass Of corruht'it
arl finally the disease commenced eating
awav my skull bsnes. ] became so IA r.
~;bIv reuul4ive that for three years | alb
soImtely refused to let people see me
used large quantities of ruust noted lood
remedies and applied to nearly ali physl-
riaps near me, bit INV condition cont '"-
al T., .,row W., re, and all said that mus
surely die. Ny bones became the seat @
rxcr,ic:ating aches and pains mS nights
were passed in misery; was reduced II
flesh and strength; my kidneys were terri
bIv dersu ged, and life became a burden
& me.
CHANGED to see an advertisement OF
RIB. and sent one dollar to w. q. blrch,
more & Co, merchants OF our place. an
tbev ar, cur, a one bottle for me. 1t wa'
u.ed with decided benefit. and when s'ghl
or ten bottles had been uSed / was pro
nonnced sound and well.
Hundreds of scars can now be seen on
| me. locking like a man who hao peer
| burned and then restored. My case wa
| we'll known in this county, aud LOT tis'
/ b,.n, fit OF others y hO may be smllarI.
affected, think it my duty to EiYe; TN
facts to the public, and to extend m J.
heartfelt thaikS Tor 50 valuable remed.
/ lhave been we'll over twelve months, an
M return OF The disease - occurred
I.OEkET VA ] ]
Maxty'<, & r.;i ISS6--A g III
Il med kntN VI lcl.s
u ,.as,rre in saving tina a.
tated by him are true. -
on. II the worst cases # -
ever kn,w il Oh county aud he has b
c,.r-d Us tie u oil B.B.B, -B''a
Blood Balm.
\. T, Brightwcl' Merchant
". q. BirclIniJrc y Co., Merchant
J. II. Bright"eli, n. -
John I. Hari,
". B. pam ell.
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Exposure to rou '"a'Ler, ect'ing, We
living in damp localities 81" t"vorn"l' %
the contraction Of diseases OF The kidhs'
aud bladder. As preventive, ant
the cure Of all kidney and lv3r iron"
use that valuable remedy, Dr. ). H. Me-
To.n,s Liver and Kidmt, Balm. 81.
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sraAYED Oh STOLEN .

A one eyed, dark bay, Toxas FLY
brande | Oh ri4at hin ct. A. NJ. A
reward will he given to any one VINO
will deli yer or notify the undersiEn-
ed. Apply TO
NJ Gu
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All who desire m nation =
thr cause aud cul q "d Iei
Ser i :! aud ser fui IS 'iass. Z
Sr Knrunati IN, On Comp
f.,tai.th. ctr.. ca. > cts.s .na.
= y Il snr b age Iilu aled ~
H.,,1.-r-. tilted with the a ~ VII
aud startling proof ev r t.slore kn.'S
Addirss bi-O
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f y01 Wat a f)3i
Plug Tobacco, ask your dealer TO
"oD RIP"

When BABY ~as sick, We gave her CAstSria'
When she was Child Ahc cried for Castor4a,
When slo ho0Anle Miss, Ahe clung to CaAtoris,
Whom she had Children, abe gave them CsstoriA,
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LOO6&@
Go t. Savage 81 Emerson for Fruit
J ars.
Landreth's Fresh Turnip Seed
cheap, at Hudson's. d
Miss Lizzie McDougal of Cairo,
Ills. is visiting the family of Mr.. J.
X. Nooner on Market, Street.
School Books Of every descrlp-
ton at Savage 4 Emerson's
Go to Hudson's for Fruit Jars,
Flavoring Extracts etc,
You must not fail Sabbath mornN
ing to I, ad Talmages sermon on
Pau s Departure to Glory. You
will find this most excellent discourse |
on fourth page.
Gal Oh, 20 cents per gallon at
Savage a. Emerson's.
8 500 Matches for p cents at
Hudson's.
BE sure you read the Horrible Ac'
cidsnt on first page this week
For Writing Paper, Envelope
Pencils, Pens, Ink, etc. go to Saw
age & Emerson.
Ola School Books taken IN ex-
change for New ones at Hudson's.
On the first page you will fad a
thrilling story oil how a brave boy
saved bant.
Turnip Seed at Savage q Emer-
sons.
If you want to buy fresh Drues
cheap, Hudson's is the place.
The best news yet is the MINI,
mifed Aztecs IN first page.
The best Coal Oil, 20 cents per
gallon, at Savage u Emerson's,
A beautiful line OF Poems, Novels
Perfumes, Toilet Soa rs, ETC., cheaI
at Hudson's.
Remember Savage & Emerson
keep anything you want in The
Drug Line.
Misses Willie M Minnie Reid
Mary Franklin, Josie Robertson
Maggie aud Annie Darlington
Annie Lee Wilson departed this
week to visit friends and relative
in Mississippi The group is an as
ISOLATION of beauty, wit, and int
ligence which will draw about ther
a host Of the gallant beauX Of on
sister state.
Our trusted friend Z. III. Doris
ESQ, of the 18th, district was per
ambulating the avenues OF Boiivi
this week. He IS favOrablY men
toned as a suitable gentleman Il
county tax assessor. If he shou
be persuaded to make the race,
will warm up the contest for the boy
Mrs. J. NJ. Hubbard died of congo
ton at her residence on Jackso
street last Wednesday night
11:2O O'Clock. She was most
Unable lady, and all our peoF
mourn her loss.
The Bulletin i for Bolivar til
then Hardemau county; then W
Tennessee, then the STATE, then
Union. lis hearts desire is to see t
center of trade, learning, and
huenee for the whole country. Gi
us your help, and we will make
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BeLIvAR. JULY 10 1887.
GOING eOUTH.
Churches and Secret Orders.

w.
KNIGHTS OF IIONOR.-Meets FIRST and thir
j. A. WILSON, Dictator.
Al. sNINEBkOAD, Reporter.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOh.-Meets
second aud fourth Friday nights in each month
u. j. SWINEBROAD, Secretal y.
LODGE 40. n or {. O. o. F.--Meets second
anu iotirth Monday nights in each mouth.
e. NJ. WILLOWS, n. G..
Il. A. Osborn, Sec'y
PRESBYTERIAN CuURCH.-Rev. S. r.. Hope,
Pastor services every Sunday morning and
night Prayer meeting Thursday night
METHODIST CHURCH.-Rsv. b. A. Hayes
Pastor Services every sunday morning and
nivbt PRAYER meeting Wednesday night.
BAPTIST CHUECH.--Rev. J.. b. MeNiel
Pastor. Service arstssuuday morning and night
Of each month.
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90 nv wREgL HcUsE.


Tle WheeIers ofIar lena county
through their business committee
have closed a contract with ourel-
terprisiug merchant, j. A. Wi,on,
establishing his store rs one of tLeir
trade houses. Mr. Wilsol most
excellent bdisness man, an Z til r
oashlv reliable. lie keeps Ia =
and complete line Of The best goods,
and will be pleased to have the
trade ot an our Whee,ers. He ha.
lately made a large order fer new
goods, embracing the newest styles
and best qualities, Doat fail = 9 "
lnm your trade. lie buys for cash
which enables him lp SET 500 &
cheaper than others.
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nccnmpilshes for ceerypody exactly what heialiaea
forit one the reasons Tor tho great popularity q
the Mustang IluiIncnt 10 found IN its uul VeFgaA
nuDIIcnBiIftv. Everybody needs such lnrdicine-
The I,utnbe rBnrtn needs It ia CASE Of atssiden@
,e II aues wife reeds "a for general ta'tiiv use
Tbr Caumissr needs Tor nis tsalas and IL men
Thc Mechanic needs u always ca hA work
bench.
The Miner needs It in ease 81 eHlrrgrnry.
The Pioneer needs it-eaHs set rlong teout u.
7'he Farmer needs b ia his house. hs stable
and his stock yHrd
The. Steamboat man or fhe uont rs heeos
Sin lii,e1ai Eappiy aa.,htrnd Ashore
s5,be yIorse-fnneIcr needs It'll ~ his neAe
frlead end gafest r-lfanro.
zine .etork -araaver r-eefls FIT VII fafe hiHa
thorsauas ID Gsl!Ars and o woFid or nDut7H
Tae nattrsad man needs 50 and VII neod u ~
f a. BE liz. g round OF accltentsa aud dangers
srhe Ees.,is ss.sodsamun neelr a.. Ihefe Il noth'
4afIke sr A. ~ r.stiJots Ter thc DANGERS 70 Ets.
Hs.t asss ,1.fafef. which fll.fe nd tie iA'irtf,
THE alrrsl...nt ne ds s. ahort bis store amor Z
IA. eesgi scs. Aeetasraa win happci' end whef
a. ef,,p ~ ~ tang Ianimctsi isseanted af"nea
:. os,a G,t.i.e 3nfi.e Ifease. saia ne best q
e-,1+9g0- 49,.
i(f.se lsatsis. Ia tho fstetafys Af4 'n'Ia''i-s'
Ia case o. eeciens s5ras pain and iess q Nase
Er.p nsriie sawaYs Ia the aiaa'ie 20
ne
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sCROFULA

lido not believe that
Ayers SarSaParilla
has an equal as a cure
for ScrOfulOuS HUI
mOrs. 1t is pleasant
to take, gives strength
to the body, and pro-
duces a more perna-
nent result than any
medicine l ever used.
e. Haines, North
Lindale, Ohio.
1 have used Ayers
Sarsaparilla, in my
family. for ScrOfula,
and know, il it is
taken faithfully it will
thoroughly eradicate
this terrible disease.
w. F. Fowler, NJ. D.,
! Greenvillc, Tenn.
For forty years I
have suffered with
ErySipellH. 1 have
tried various remedies
for my complaint, hit
found no relief until
IL commenced using
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
After taking ten bot
ties of this madeleine [
ana completely cured.
M. &. AIneSbury,
RockpOrt, Me.
/ have suffered. for
wears, from Catarrhs
which was SO severe
that it destroyed my
appetite and weak
oned my Systc III J..
After trying other
remedies, without re-
lief, I began To take
Ayers SarSaparilla,
and, in a few months,
was cured. - Susan L.
Cook. .09 Albany ST.
/, Boston, Mass.
J Ayers Sarsaparills
is superior to any
blood purifier that
ever tried. I have
taken it for Scrofula
tCanker and Salt
Rheum, and received
much benefit from it
1t is good, also. TO
a weak stomach. :
Mil1ie Jane PIERCE, S
Bradford, Mass. .
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Ayers SaTSapariIla,
Prepared By DR.. j. C. Aver S Co., Lowell, Mas'.
Price 81; six bottles 80.

advance OF the sickly sc asOn rem
lself ia. plegn1b.e, malarial atmo
e or sudden change Of temperature
ght with danger. use DIR. j. IL. NJ
ms Strengthening Cordial and Bloc
fer. SI.CO per bottle
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Exchange. Introduction.
Published BY

Published By
VAN ANTWERP, BRAGG s. co.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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oHce of COUNTY sUPT. PUBLIC 7

oHoe of COUNTY sUPT. PUBLIC INSTITUTION
BOLIVAR, TENN, i. 1888
respectfully recommend the Public Schools OF
Schools
to-WE
MEG UFFY'S REVISED LEA DEIeS,
HARVEY'S KLYISED GRAAMA1tS.
RAY'S ARTTIEMETICS,
ECLECTIC GEOGRA PIXIES, Tenn. Ed
ECLECTIC u S HISTORY,
ECLI CTIC COPY BOOKS
books obtain them for hTst
and Exchange ordering
of the publishers BRAGG & Co.. CNcINEATL w.
through anvr bookseller in tha
Respectfully,
Il. IT, COATES,
County upt. 0 Public structIon
schools Tor
the pnong III the schools
introduction supplies first introduction into schools
corresponding old book IN use III The
schOo 3 given
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CHB-AP
Picture, Gallery


First-class Work any kind Of
weather. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
w. B. DELBRIDGE, Artist.
Bolivar, Tenn
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UNIFORMITY OF TEXT BOOKS,

HARDENTAnT COUNTY,, u
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AGENTS WANTED.
ELOREDGE MANUFACTURING CO.

Se9 and soB WABASH AVE-,
CHICAGO ILKs
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TIE Swii,a S,,a if.:''o Drawers, Alta"
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A Gnlhcn Oninion

Druggists, Atlanta, Texas, Sept, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-01
GAINESVILLE.

s...r,sn schooi-An Attached
Insr s,oor of Groceries Sold.
sgs'Il , = vi TEX, Oct. 8l-w. W,
GilN.,s ss arrested here to-day and
t.iIsd i. On Court COURT convened here to-day,
Dls| p'ner on the bench. The Judge
Judge s. r,p explicit in his charge to the
Fss very N look into all violations of
crsnd laly Incl law. Special veDires
be crlnn1ored in the murder cases of the
TeTe olUIM .ri n Skinner, j. D. Thomas
sd VILE - wi be made to raise S2s,ss
An IL ~ = the location of Presbyterian
70 sscu iio,onl in this CITY, the synod which
teusls adj urued having requ sted tue
is =, sducstion of that church to DO
0o'iG. ~, 70 400 of the required amount for
bste $50, ,.se The grocery stock OF G.
tbst p "n6,ns L Co., which was attached a
q. p1 ,;r,e sgo, was sold today to Gull
:lol,, r usnry of Sherman, attaching cred
lsTs n .n- s2I0 immediately after the
1913, 5 IC warrant for $500 for rent
;'le led upon the stock oy the Tasker
E Tss F.fste ASSOCIATION of Gainesville.
Bs1i : Brsz .ltoD, who was awarded the
90 for taking the city census last
c 3o.nr5sy. will begin work tomorrow.
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Che Fort worth markets

BUTTER -l62s GlSc per b F.; creamery 2Sc.
COTTON. %Go4c.
OOEFEE-Rio, fair axe; prime 22c; choice
28c; Laguyra POKE; Java sic; Golden Bio
24<c; Pea Berry 23Hc
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
l0SI0Hc; full cream twins 15c.
CABBAGE-Northern, per crate, SIS 90.
CANNED GOODS-PrIces per ooZen. Pine
apples, standard, 81 90; peaches, standard, 2
ms, 81 80; 5 70 81 so, seconds, rs. 81 10; 5 Dc
50 %; strawberries, 2 Ms 81 60; blackberries
81 40; green gages s.: gooseberries 81 60; rasp-
berries 81 so; green peas 81 l0R1 so; tomatoes,
standard, 2 Ds 81 10; seconds, ms s.: Ds
81 40; green corn 81 1901 50; oysters, full
weight. l b 9O995c; Ds 81 75Gol 80; 1t. VT.
So lbs s.; salmon y 25; lbs 3;
mackerel ! D 81 so; sardines, American, 81 IS
case; imported Sl2 SOFIA 90 case; Eagle con-
den6ed milk IS rs.
DRY GOODs-Price list of fall and winter,
Prints-Albion silver grays. 5<c; Albion sal
ids, 5Hc; Aliens fancy, 51dc; Aliens pinks,
51c; Aliens staples, 5hc; Amesbury fancy,
5hc; American fancy, SIC; American indigo,
Charter Oak, 4Kc; Ramapo, 3%c; Merlin ick
shirtings, SC; Merrimackfancy, 51Ic; Richmond
pink, SIC; Simpson mourning, o.; Simpson
silver gray &c; Simpson fancy, &c; steele river
5kc; Slater solid, 5Hc; Windsor novelties, &c.
Brown Cot ons-Atlantic L. l. 4, 81 G5zc;
Adriadc 4. 6Hc; Argyle 1, 61c; Beifast d;
4 4, 5Xc; BLACK Grow 4, 6aci Boot O, A, on
&c: Exposition A. ohc; Expositlon 3. oSc'
Family cotton, exc; Glendale, SIC; Granite
VILE E. E., 81 Marshall A &C; Chapman Al
Sc; Pioneer X Y, 2xo; FoXhall A. A. a., o&c.
Bleached COtIons-Best Out, &c; berkshire,
$40; Black Rock, 71Sc; Cumberland, 5%c; Cedar
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Sales 25, 500 bales
GENERAL RARKETs.
praduna and Pror,n,ona

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 3l.-Flour quiet, steady
and unchanged. Wheat sI1w; opened a little
off, and fdstuations throughout the orning
did not exceed &c: No; 2 Eed each 7!3I@72 &c;
Nov mber 7lh@7,h &c, closing H%c; December
725a7226r, ,lysirg at 722Sc; May 7915GsO1Ic
Go ing at so1ac. Corn steady; cNsh 399391c
Der Ss1I9S &c, CLOSING at 58]Ic; ne.
cembe 37& n37Xc, osing at Sic
May HH04Ihc, ciosing at axe. Oafs an
change, cab A&S2 &c; November 24Hc
Whisky-Steady at S. 05. Provisions Dull
Pork-Summer cured $12 80. Lard Sc 15@6 20
Dry salt meats Boxed shoulders SIS OOa5 121l
long clears Sc 7I3S0c rs; clear ribs S. 75a6 S7}5
ders s. sly; long clears 81 75G7 S7k; clear
ribs 81 rs; short clears So 006S Tx. Hams
steady atSll 06l2 80.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. S1.-A special cablegram
supp and pr ces .tead choice American
steers quoted at l2c estimated dead wei hts
CHICAGO, Ill Oct. 31.-The market was IN
changed; opened STEADY this morning, with nc
NV features apparent. During the caller part
f the session there was disp sition 10 wall
and see what changes the visible supply state
men would show. Decemner " heat opened a
1910 ana closed back to 721I a 73c.- THE uuder
tone to the Wheat market was Reasonably finn
out the n,arkebwas kept 'wn to 73c. By esu-
mates OF oveF o COCO increase in the visible
supply. as the session progressed selling 81
times was very heavy. and had there rot been
have been decline Of more than
&c. Hhe visible supply as announced
we'd an increase of 1,543, 600 bushels, bat as
the fgnres had already been largely discoUnten
they had but little effect son va ues, De ember
closing at >721Ec. Receipts at primary points
continue large. Corn was traced in only mod
erateIy to day, the market ruling rather quiet
with the feeli: 6 easier; the market syn pa
thiZes with wheat 10 som extent There WIS
considerable changing of Novsm TO NAY al
a premium Of 4c. The market opened
3S93&c Low er, fuctuated within &c
range, and closed ]40Hc lower than
Saturday, with May 4t2sc aud November at
41c. Provisions were Jnly moderately traded
in To- day. and the feeling was dull. The trad
Ing conferred largely in deferred de iveries OF
these, which required new productive trans
actions and q further reduction IN prices fol-
leading articles. Receipts of the product con-
tinue light ard shipments lib raj. January
mess pork opened a Sl2 40. sold at Sl2 32H a
u 40 and closed at the latter figure. January
lard sold at S. So January .hort ribs opened al
Sc 27H, sold at Sc 25G6 271s, closing
at the latter figure. Leading futures closed as
follJws: Wheat-Oc ober 7lXc; NovembeI
7l95s; December 725sc; May 7sIc. Corn
October 41ci November Ale; December &c
May A3sc. Mess pork. per bbl., January
Sl2 40 Lard. October Sc 20; November Sc 20
JaUuary S. so; May So SIX. Short ribs, Octo
Der s. so; January S. 271S. Cash quotations were
Flour ruled quiet with prices steady; rice loul
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Ell PAS0.
-, Literally GrOu, d to Piecss on the
T.14s and Pacific.

-, Literally Grou to Piects on the
T,1,s and Pacific.
,u.,I.l to the Gazette.
sP Sr P..o, TEX, Oct. 31.-When the
o-,.snd Pacific passenger train arrived
cgrrs Blsnca Sunday morning, one OF
=, - .rsin hands found mans leg hang
70 one Of The trucks. The shoe and
.,9 we're still on the foot, and the leg
"a been cut IF ABOUT midway between
~. L.u t,ot and the knee. Later in the day
~ t,s;snt train coming west. found the
- 80. and pOrtion5 Of the trunk scattered
~ 70 the rrack for distance of nearly 8
s s,;,e TIE head was completely ground
~ INV nv sae wheels, and no feature was
- ~ iZ,ble. Judge Barlow OF this
. Ice has ordered an inquest held.
R}sslis Castis9I vas arrested to-day on
y.rrsut charging bim with assault with
;,, g 70 mmit a nameless outrage On
w. I'm nsrson If F -licia Vegas. The woman
,sssplted is fair looking, about forty
1ssTs old aud is typical representative
ootbtrrsce. Her husband, q gray haired
Trvican, about sixty years old, sat in the
ronrt-room during the hearing OF the case
smiling as though the Offense was a
trivial one. Ia default OF bond the
c,jmlnsl was sent to Jail.
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Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, MO Oct. 3l.-Cattle-Receipts
1900; shipments 500; market SOW; choice
hesvy native steers 81 1904 so: tair to good
natives S3 "A 20 butchers steers, 90 goa
60 rangere, ommon to gnod orn-fed, s. 40.
Hogs-Receipts $500 shipments II 600; ened
strong. closed lower; prices ranging from
So sO04 10. sheep - Receipts zoo; shipments
1900; market steady fair to fancy 50 1664 10;
lamb" So 75@4 30.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 3l.-Cattle-Receipts
500; hip nents 3l00; offeri 9s mostly grass
range which were slow, weak and ab 1ut Sc
over: CO. to choice 81 4592 80; common to
medium 81 6OG22'; corn fed and native sr Up
ping stee nominal and Steady; good tn choice
81 2l6l so: common to medium So t5G3 90
COWS ST 2502 %; stockers 81 2O62 35 feeders
- as 40; bu lis 81 OOG2 co. Hogs pts
59oU; sh pments 1900; market fatty active,
values 90 lower; ranging from s. 2504 40
~heep-Receipts 1900; shipments 8 0: market
quiet ana unchanged good Q choicsES2 L as 40;
common to medium 81 e062 90.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 3I-Oattle - Receipts
1901; .ipments 2,400; arket same as Satur-
day; shipping steers $1,000 %; stockers
and feeders q let at s. !; cows bulls and
mixed 81 O0@2 80; through xas cattle weak
SAILS 81 az SO; Indians 81 as q, western
r ngers weak natives and half freed s. 500
j. 81; cows 81 lo62 40; wi tered Texans So %
63S. Hogs - Receipts $4,000; market steady;
rough and Xes 81 200 90: packing and ship
ping 81 3 "a ; light "a 60. She Re-
cetpis 7OOn; hipments AGO; market I'm hanged
natives - ee9i %; W stern IS 0063 so; Texans
s. e063 IS lambs So 1894 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-01
Poor aimee !

It is hard to b9lleve that Aimee was
almost fifty years old. Yet she was born
in Lyons in 1888. She preserved hel
youth and health in e marvellous manner.
Her complexion was clear and smooth,
like Mrs. Langtry's. She had round,
full face, with pronounced features,
strong white teeth and cold gray eyes.
She was temperate and very careful and
dainty about her toilet. she kept no
maid. She used TO battle her feet in
cologne after walk, and to change her
stockings with every change Of costume.
Her stockings cost SO pair, and she
wore out five dozen pairs q year. As q
consequence her feet were as pink and
white as an infants. She wore $40
corset with every Dress, and had man
servant TO lsce her corset up. AS to her
disposition and tastes, here is something
from her own lips, conflded to Chicago
reporter years ago, in her days of tri-
umph: 81 Ike the society Of ladies, and
especially of gentlemen. L am full
OF impulses, very eccentric aud
sometimes unreasonable. get
angry, aud, ike everybody else, l
sm often sad and low spirited, but, after
.ll, am not sure thst 1 am unhappy, for
have every reasonable wish and many
foolish whims grstihed. l am free and
independent. I have all the friends
I can love; 1 get much pleasure from
books, study and painting, aud more
bliss from my profession than 1 can tell
you. have long ago learned that hap
piness is neither general nor lasting, and
it 1 get only grain of it with my share
of misery will not complain.